Esimerkkejä Most of the delegations käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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While most of the delegations were opposed to this measure, arguing that.
We were a few millimetres from agreement, when the Presidency andthe Commission had succeeded in getting most of the delegations to move kilometres, and that is really something to regret.
Most of the delegations expressed their support for the Commission on this issue.
With regards to the transitional periods for implementing the new system, though some member states would like the scheme to be implemented as soon as possible, most of the delegations agreed that an extension until the end of 2015 might be necessary for certain countries.
While most of the delegations supported an EU logo, concerns were expressed on its compulsory nature.
Finally, some Member States were in favour of Council conclusions along the lines of those on the Fisheries Partnership Agreements adopted in 2004 but most of the delegations would prefer that the main elements of the external dimension of the CFP being introduced in the legal proposals.
Most of the delegations are apparently prepared to follow the Commission in including a reference in Article 3.
Although at this stage the Council's priorities for the 2000 budget have not been identified- these particularly depend on the results of the Agenda 2000 negotiations- it seems clear that the aim of most of the delegations is to ensure that Community expenditure does not develop more than national expenditure.
Most of the delegations acknowledged that the European agri-food model was not sufficiently recognised at international level.
Furthermore, Mr Gil-Robles, most of the delegations to the negotiations in which I am participating agree that the future treaty should recognise an enhanced role for the Commission and the Parliament in implementing reinforced cooperation.
Most of the delegations emphasised the importance of working on updated and sound scientific data before taking any measures.
While most of the delegations wish this quota to be retained, some Member States are calling for it to be abolished by 2006.
Most of the delegations supported the objective of improving control including by strengthening the co-operation among Member States and between Member States and the Commission.
Most of the delegations agreed that in light of the challenges modern agriculture faces due to climate change and price volatility, risk management has become essential for farmers.
In general most of the delegations welcomed the Presidency's initiative of a discussion paper as a good basis for discussion in order to clear the way for some of the main issues outstanding.
Most of the delegations noted the importance of the external dimension of the CFP for contributing to fisheries product supply and for ensuring thatthe EU's sustainability policy is pursued internally and externally.
Most of the delegations also supported the introduction of a restructuring scheme in particular in order to alleviate the social effects of the sugar price cuts on sugar producers and beet growers.
On good governance, most of the delegations supported the overall objective of involving all concerned stakeholders in particular fishermen and the fishing industry in the Regional Advisory Councils RACs.
Most of the delegations welcomed the move towards simplification suggested by the Commission and emphasised the need to improve the rules concerning the financing of rural development schemes with regard to the current EAGGF constraints.
Most of the delegations recognise the interest of this agreement with Norway but would favour a cautious approach from the EU on the level of TACs and other associated measures for the main jointly-managed joint stocks in the North Sea.
Most of the delegations agreed, on one hand on the objectives of conserving the stocks but regretted on the other, that the Commission proposed to reduce quotas for certain categories of fish although no scientific evidence was provided to confirm the need for this.
More generally, as a member of the Japanese delegation for the last 13 years I believe- and most of the delegation now believes- that it is important for us to cooperate and compete simultaneously with Japan.
Most of the Delegation's time went into producing new legislation.
Most of these delegations could have agreed today on the Presidency comprehensive compromise text, subject to the solution of some remaining issues.
With regard to traceability, most delegations spoke of the need for a consistent approach which would fill in the existing gaps in legislation and take into account the fact that the traceability objectives for GMOs and products derived from GMOs might be different.